Researchers Warn Artificial Climate Cooling Could Disturb Monsoons and Global Weather Patterns
Injecting fine particles of sulphur into the stratosphere via aircraft has been proposed as a seemingly “cheap and fast” method to cool the planet. Known as stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI), this form of geoengineering could potentially slow the rise of global temperatures. However, recent research warns that such interventions may carry serious unintended consequences, including disruptions to crucial weather patterns like the monsoon and shifts in rainfall, which could also impact tropospheric ozone levels. Devamını Oku